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Resilient Flooring

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In addition to reuse and full recycling, our program offers other sustainable recovery options for carpet tiles at the end of their life cycle: Second-hand use: Well-preserved tiles are cleaned and given to social institutions or for projects with low quality requirements. This extends their service life and saves resources. Partial recycling: Certain tile components such as polyamide yarns are recycled, while others, such as tile backing, are used in the cement industry. Thermal recycling: Non-reusable tiles serve as fuel for energy generation and reduce CO₂ emissions. Before recycling, the tiles are examined by experts and categorized accordingly. The service also applies to products from other manufacturers and ensures that the tiles do not have any unusual soiling. What is accepted? Carpet tiles must be suitable for processing and should not have unusual contamination, such as paint, oil or sprinkler-water staining. The tiles are inspected before being allocated to the appropriate reuse or recovery category. How the programme works Contact ANKER to discuss returning the carpet tiles. Clean and prepare the tiles according to ANKER's guidance. Pack the tiles, stacking pile-to-pile and backing-to-backing to help prevent damage. Store them in a dry location ready for collection. Collection is coordinated with one of ANKER's logistics partners. Following recovery, the customer receives a certificate documenting the CO₂ savings and environmentally responsible processing of the carpet tiles.